Hi Alan, Regulate the end dampers in each section for tension and timing , remove action and place in cradle. Adjust damper wires so all damper heads are aligned. Install action and double check your work tweek as required. Regards Roger At 12:21 AM 10/8/2003 +0100, you wrote: >No I haven't finished yet; > >Today I had to work on an action (upright piano) where a previous >technician had stiffened the damper springs so much that the sustain pedal >could hardly be depressed; if the set-up was left like this, something was >bound to break sooner or later. While working on the springs, I found it >tricky to gauge the tensions and get them all fairly even. I was judging the >tensions in each spring by feel only. Is there a specific method in >measuring spring stiffness or is it just another art? > >Regards >Alan Forsyth >Edinburgh > > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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